Microsoft has raised the price of its Surface PCs by as much as 15% in the UK of the falling value of the pound since the country voted to leave the EU.
The price of Microsoft Surface devices has risen by more than 15% in the UK because of the weakening pound following the EU referendum.
The cost of Surface and Surface Book PCs in the UK has increased by about £400 after a pricing review.
Microsoft said in a statement: “In response to a recent review, we are adjusting the British pound prices of some of our hardware and consumer software in order to align to market dynamics.”
The changes only affect products and services bought by individuals, or organisations without volume licensing contracts.
